Comparison
OKLocate vs Smarty
US address verification and geocoding, built around CASS-certified postal validation.
Where OKLocate is the better choice
What the address is attached to. Smarty tells you the address is real and deliverable; we tell you the roof has 15 faces, 527 sq ft of mountable south pitch, a pool and 61% canopy, and we hand you the base map and imagery in the same subscription.
Where Smarty is the better choice
Postal-grade address validation. If your requirement is CASS certification, deliverability or a USPS-standardised address, Smarty does that and we do not.
| OKLocate | Smarty | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat monthly | Per lookup |
| Store the results | Yes, no time limit | Plan dependent |
| Licensing shape | One licence, every product, no storage tier | Storage rights vary by plan |
| CASS certification | Not offered | Yes |
| Rooftop geocoding | Yes | Yes |
| Base map and tiles | Included | Not offered |
| Aerial imagery | Included | Not offered |
| Property measurements | 88 columns | Not offered |
What it would cost you
Put your own volume in. Every field is editable, and the answer says so when Smarty works out cheaper.
Pre-filled for Smarty. Subscription rather than per lookup, from about $125 a month for rooftop geocoding. Enter what your plan costs. Figures from the geocod.io comparison of geocoding services, July 2026. Edit anything to match your own contract.
You would save
$125/mo
$1,500 a year, and the results are yours to keep.
In short
Choose Smarty for mail deliverability. Choose OKLocate when the address is a starting point and the question is about the building.
Figures for OKLocate are the ones this site publishes everywhere else. Claims about Smarty describe their published model, not a price. Check their own pricing page for current rates.